论文信息 - X-ray Digital Linear Tomosynthesis Imaging for Artificial Pulmonary Nodule Detection

X-ray Digital Linear Tomosynthesis Imaging for Artificial Pulmonary Nodule Detection

The purpose of this paper is to identify indications for volumetric X-ray digital linear tomosynthesis (DLT) with single- and dual-energy subtraction techniques for artificial pulmonary nodule detection and compare X-ray DLT, X-ray digital radiography, and computed tomography.

Tsutomu Gomi

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